Limb lengthening clinics in Pakistan
1 independently-verified clinic in Pakistan. Average package: $6,300–$6,300. Methods offered: Ilizarov.
Pakistan has one listed centre, in Rawalpindi, where the surgeon credited with introducing the Ilizarov technique to the country operates at Nisar Hospital. It is Ilizarov-only, so cosmetic cases wear an external frame through the whole distraction and consolidation period. The clinic publishes a surgery fee — our directory records roughly $6,300 — with post-operative care billed monthly on top, and works in Urdu and English. Cautions: its two web presences are one practice, the independent review base is tiny, and it treats polio and neglected trauma alongside height surgery, so ask how many cosmetic cases it does yearly.
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